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Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
pEGIsTER'S ORDER.
~ REGIsTER's OrPIOE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
September rs, 1857.
Upon the application of Samuel c. Dixon.
Administrator of Msris T. Dixon, late Of
Mill Creek Hundred, in said county,
deeea,ed, 10 Is ordered AVID directed
by the Register that the Administra-
tor Aforesaid give notice of granting OF let
ters OF Administration. upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date OF
tisemenn to be posted Within . days from the
date of such letSers in six OF the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such caoe made and provided !;
ana also cause the same to be Inserted within
the same period In the Iaily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published In Wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three weeks Ia. d.
i ~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. }Olnce OF the Register aforesaid, al
Il 49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
/ JOHN n. BRADFORD. Register.
/ NoTlcE.-All persons having claims ssaintt
tne estate Of the deceased must present the
| same, duly attested 10 the Administrator
on or before September a. 1883, or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case maus
L ana provided.
SAMUEL g. ID XON,
i Adm inisIraJor.
y! Addr e.s. ssou, Del, or Z. Frsim-
i ESQ.,, MS attorney. sN-3w -eOd
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

FOR SALE-One Of these
extra nice ten-roomed houses at
9Th and Franklin streets, having
q frontage on the Park of 80
feet, giving an open view and
free circulation OF pure air; also
q fine back view of the river and
surrounding country For att
uation and conveniepces and
workmanship this house cannot
be surpss- cd, having al i'm
provements, including station
ary marble wash-stand. Apply at
this office, or Ala East FOURTH
street. s3aGti
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Elevation of "a eohanics.
COMMUNICATED !

Daily are your columns searched by
the working class of sll nations, VINO
are located In this city Of 60, 900 inhabir-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
WAIARAKHxU'

Il 0AQA3AkA
These are the prices; but
They are only type msrks
until you get the goods and
prlces into your eyes to.
lgether.
Many Of these goods are
Iof the same celebrated
makers that we have been
building reputation on for
Iyears; but We are not free to
name them, for they dent
like to see their goods sold
at off prices, and we might
mot get any more from
them
The Handkerchief lot
which we offer is composed
of $4,000 pieces (part still
lin New York;. There are
Mems Handkerchicfs and
lWomen's Handkerchief,
and many a fine present will
be picked out Of this great
lot, to be laid away and
labeled christmas"
1000 doz Women's pure
Linen, hemstitched, col
ored borders, new pat
terms, 81 80 a doz.
1000 doz. Mems pure Linen,
worth 2sc each, $I,So a
a doz.
1000 dcz. Mems pure Linen,
choice patterns, So a doz
500 doz. Mems pure Linen,
extra quality, Sc a doz,
1 case Mems heavy Linen.
slightly imperfect, various
patterns, I23c each.
case similar goode, extra
size, Isc each.
Cases Of all sorts of White
Linen Handkerchlefs,
hemmed and hemstitched.
The Towel lot will bring
A sparkle to the eye of Mrs
Look.ahead.save all.you-can
|Housekeeper.
Huck Towels
1000 doz. at 81 90 a doz.
500 doz. at ST. 20 a doz.
1000 dcz. at $3.50 a doz,
500 doz at $3.50 a doz.
5000 doz. at S2.I6 a doz,
500 doz. at $2.4o a doz.
500 doz. at $2.64 a doz.
5000 doz at $500 a doz.
1000 doz. Damask Towels
at IS to 25c each.
10 cases Imported White
Turkish Towels, 25c
each.
1 case Imported White
Turkish Towels, 25c,
worth soc.
case Imported Striped
Turkish Towels, a5c each.
Linen Turkish Towels.
Fancy Turkish Towels.
SO in. Pillow Linen at the
price Of As in.
100 in. sheeting Linen at
the price OF 80 in.
! inen for Art Embroidery
Piece Huck-all widths.
Floor and Stair Linens.
Linen stufs aud Linen
prices that will set a tide OF
che cry Linen buyers surg
ling through the Store.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Two Dress stufs that we
cannot well say too much
lfcr
A fine, all.wool, Habi.
jCloth. Not a scrimp about
lit. From the fleece to the
Idye every step taken with
lextra care. A stuff that
shows its bringing up.
Warmth with lightness; a
soft, perfectly finished sur,
; face ON good, strong, we'll
: .spun, well-woven yarn.
There are plenty Of other
',s!uffs as good,plenty better
but we believe this to be
ttAe best /ov The money tha'
slyCu have ever had a chance
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
DIR. j MIllER'S
VEGETABLE
ExPECTO RAN +.

Ihs Invaluable Medicine 10 ae.
n.aowiedRcd by the thoussnqB TO be The
nest Cough Medicine I'm the world.
~ coughs, Oolas, Sore Throat, ,Hoareen a esq,
aaannemmatien ~ Of tho Threat and Mouth,
wnooring Cough, Oankcr. hash. hc,. there
NO medicine nowin use that has performed
~ ~ warranted not TO contain any min
oral substan nee; It is also free from ia 1dnpun
OF squiils; 1t may be taken st any time with
oetiect safety. Sold by all sruegists aso
ann VI a bottle. r MORGAN n MONS.
frop, Provfdeser, ". L
99uaied Tor Group. 11y IL. '2bc. AL U. 81
Dussists ma ieoWen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

From tha Bai,incrs sun. 4F SCI
One Of shs new ssyiss Of Parieiau dren
bnonsss displayed Ia Baiumoee y corooss
shaped, the usoss bsin astsA pasis, - ~
upper made Of pIsstsd velvss os . daek
brown shade The oeowa end ode eeowa
aSO Of cream colos~d fsi', smbrosdestd with
gold and silver bullion. Tue trimming Ooo.
o.S oocc cin .oS s,G % g" SS q S@
colOred corded edged ribbon that Ooerss-
ponds 70 the 0olOs Of the brim. A very pretty
bounse - thte, the etIsCs 6slaa aAaldsdly
Frscch. A si0h sefoes hse OF id0onuoAt vi.
eide crown. Il IL Trimmed from she back
with iFidesceut ribbon 70 matCh The volv0t
end hes bunon ot tips Of shs same dsltoat0
ehedA Tue Osnameut ~ % ugly bu9 WITH
cut ssssl wlnsa The bug y siisdsss ~
An elaborate and bsau,liu, opera boonss
hes bfim Of broG xs- o0lOrsd volvot with an
under brim f0stnsd Oi or~an o0lorod puifod
eulle. The velvet Of tho upper oeim y
:suad:S y: 9TH ,icl s,m .pses':S wh.2h siis;
side dFoWn afsos gold coiorsd eoedsa 0osk o
handsome design. The bonnes u trimmed
In front with bsouse bird and with eeoose
snd gold aisrettee. The serinse are a velvee
sad enc Z ss;,n; :. a dashing end end ss,iaies :erc:s
GROWN Of folded ooiorcd silk Of the asms
shsde - the felt Cream -0olUeod willow
cook plumes from the trimming, end Ne q.
nsmsnt y gsscsful Torn shsCsd dask sesel
deeigu, Whioh catches the stlk 70 the lea
side. One Of the iovsllsN evening boonsss h
Of chssgseble grsen vsivet with plain osim,
the edge of which u 0vorieood With dno jOl
besdA IL hes . knife plated CROWN end .
plain side crown. The vslvee 10 drawn 10 the
front In . double boz plait, and over the side
crown there u Q lsce OF Jet beadA The trim
ming = q aigrstssA which ars carght to the
hrim viii s1aS -shepod oSnameat6 Falling
over the front OF The bonnet y oaeoads os
French lsCA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

Aaoanss Pasd 70 Lsgislasess in vasie1s 9aro-
p0oA OoontSioo.
From the Paris Morning NeWs.
Some curious stseistics have Just been pub.
lished concerning tho aslasiss given 70 mem
beru OF Parliament IN vsrieos naAtooA 10
begin win Fnnes, ohe senstnes ed duputiss
rscsivs ths same smunsrssina-usmsly 81 o
day. In belgium each member Of the
Chamber a Representatives. gots cit month.
In Denmark the members OF the Laudsehing
ars paid about los . day. In Portugal the
peeFs aud Commons aso giveu the same 0uu,
which h G67 year. In Sweden the momboI0
of The Diet receive COS for . eessi0n OF iouF
months. but they have 70 refund . hne a l2s
for every day's ebsenCA In SWitxeSland the
members Of the National Council ges l0A per
diem, snd those Of the Council Of btats from
q to lOA
In Norway The msnbsfs os The Stcsthine
oeivs fourteen shillings day during the ~.
sion, which lasts about sir WeokA Ia Italy
The seustors and deputies are not PAID, bot
thav ara allowed travelling expeosss and osr-
tain privilege. In Spain the members Of The
Ouf.ss arc aiso unpaid, but enjoy many Cd
vantatages end immunitteA In 0roooo tho
senators get 40 . month and the deputies
Gi0. In Germany the representative -.
osivs a sversss Of 10A . DAY. II Auaests
the pay 10 tAo 0omo - 10 FroaCA 81 Q 0ay.
England 10 the only country whore mombsfu
OF Parliament are mot only unpaid, ous have
no right 70 privtieGea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

When observed in one Of the Caucasian racs,
v indicative Of bile In the blood. Who would
bs yellow whom he or shs can exhibit the hue
Of health on cheek and brow through the aid
ofHostetter's stomach Bitters, An Antagonist
ct whose onset liver complaint takes refuge
In flight. Fur upon the tongue. nausea, sick
headache, pains under the right ribs and
shoulder blade, an unPiessantly odorous
breath, are rsmediable with this benign alter
alive, which does not, like potent cathartic,
drspch the intestines, or, like the mercurial
preparations. contsminste the blood. Not
only the liver, but ths stomach and bowels
are aroused, toned and regulated by this fine
family medicine, which has won the con.
hdence OF the respectable classes, not by
startling assertions on its behalf, but by the
sonsi:isnGy o1 .ns claim. sv maze s. ior n.n Tn
tested,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

0DDSOAk
n OOD'o eARSAPAh1LLA.
tf - ".
ALL We ASK
RHDSOAh

OF any oas su1srins from seseSuia, sait rhsum.
dyspspsla. beaAAeha. ht1nsy and liver oen.
paiats. tAas tirsA Sssiiae. OF any disease csussd
o. psouoes1 ~ impurs blood or low seAts Of ehs
syGeoms = tA6e No giyo noo0's earaperiloe .
MlR RolAl. Ne aro oooA1onS tAat teo 0e0iC1Aal
valus Of this peculiar preparation viii sooa
maas itself SsltShrouGh IL Systsm n rsstoriag
hsAltA, otreogtA aa1 snergy. DO not tAke oeAsr
sstieisA elainsa 70 bs just - good. bat bssurs
- 81 0oo1's BaSsaparillA.
0ood'O 0asoaposillA'
ny wife had Dyspepsia she eoala ma bssp
Asf food down. and had that opprsaeod eseliag
aftsr eating. shs had no appstits. aaA was tirso
I'll tho time. She tsiod nu0srous medicines
without being relieved. but tho nrst bottle of
Hoo1S oAssapasilla ai1 her aHreas oeal Of good
she ~ neW Sahsn tWe bottles, and GO eat any.
tAis6 she Vaaee without having that oistrses.
ana has no troubie IN retaining Asr toOd" joss
nATrsrSisLD. Marion. Ohio. ..4... .... q. b
DullA Up the eystsm sEt
q tloo1S eAssapArilia bas done mo - tmmeuss
AMount of good. ~ whole systau has been
built ND ano strengthened, my digostiOn I'm.
proved. ny heaA rUieved OF The severe irritAr
ton. oonslder y the best medicine ! have ever
use0. ana an gIaA 70 speak IN i1 praise," MAsY
l.. fDDLD, - 0rurnor street, salem, Aass.
HOODS oARsAPARlLLA
sofa by an arusgists. q ssx fcs =. Prepared
6y Q. !. HOOD 40 :. Loweil. nass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR (S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27
A Expsss Csna.s fsUvs,,ss.

} rom the CApo AAy Wav0.
Colonel h K. Jsmison's dos Joe has
almost human intelligence The animal got
len day or two ego ct Hewelis Point ssys
TAe Cape Nay Wave. Missing his maoeoe
hs boarded the cars and rode down 70 Min
esal Springs, whore he diliboraiely changed
care like other passengers and rode 70 .
point nearest his home, where he gave the
conductor look ~ much - to say, Let
me Oh. HIS canineship Was permitted 70
dissmbark In . digoihsd way, when Ae
1oltod Cff home "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27
u.r p.,,.. w.,s c,r.em.s,.s.s.

Her Outsss Wese Otseomscssee~.
Applicant-l have had coDstderable OK.
perience with children, ma'sn,, aud never
any trouble In making them like me
AistPsss-Thas II very importans
Applioant-And am sure would get on
With your little dog, ma'sm.
Aisirees (stroking the snimsD - You
little fellow, he V my special charge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

1roo Sgraooss, n. T.
~ felt weak and ispguid had palpitatiou OF
the heart and numbness Of the limbo. Rurdock
Blood Biusrs have certainly relleved me. They
by Il. Il COehrsn. druggist, Isl and 10 North
Queen street. Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27
ksckea Oct.

How many people thera arc Who arc strug-
gitng to rise ia this world that arB Kicked down
sna out By cnyious rivals. 1Msmo' 1:essevSe
blue. For thrOat affections. asthma and CetArrh
it u certain ana rApid cure. For sale BY n
atront. LRncnator,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

Some otrons niodea Women.
Can regulate their Husbands amazingly fast.
ESsserS are gO0t regulator OF tha circulation
They ars exclusively blood tonic. and oonse-
0uentIy striSe at the root Of many serious all
SSnts, ror saI~ By n q Cochran. druggist N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

ssst up in bed and coughsd TN the clothing
-. vet With pal. .piration. NJ vie Insisted
thnt NEE TkoSsas' EclscfrSe on The arst -
cared ne. can honestly recommend It Z. u.
kerstne. Creek Centre. n. y. For sale BY u. Y.
street, Lane soeoT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27
Whsrssa rhsy l,lnss.

From the New Yors World.
The views Of Henry George d,ffsr from
those OF George III. Tho latter believed In
taxation without representation, and the
former advocates reprsseotatiUn without
TAXATION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

VUANTED = MAN 10 TAKE THe
NJ aasney Of oar :aIss ste oxlsxu tneaac
SsI6 bnsiaees 8 h0anA !h1ee ealee 1ees =
% %.sSs - " = -: = U UssPR,:s1 2 Ga s -
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D0e1Ilon'o Asa0ao oaSV0

q. 9s:. s4ry; q. = Z: .ssss e: Qsss 4ss,::.
Sssppss % Sssss olaslslss. Coss. 90 II ii :sis
ss:ssasse. s:sss -: :sss; -
Es;::::;sS E,:::;' I. S.TSss.'sss' fss';:a''sS -
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EDUCATIONAL.

UKANRLIN AND MARSHALL ACAD
u EAY. This institution Will. for The nrst
s 70 i Sosa ain Z g
prepare students S0r College, reaching or Busi.
ness. For catalogue and other intormataon. ad-
' Syissmas Is Issossssr: Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

ihis sons !, veg Eood u - way. bat 4 there
urs In recon msnaing 1wvdoeS Itood EttfCrs.
9 bona ade ana certain eore for lyspsp.is, and
by q. B. Cochran. dyue81st "a cn6 N SortI
0ueSn street. LanoAetof.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-27

biass SooS 81. q yoa s. b ssis. ~. ,sns: n:
ns.s. hsye e echs of any kina, q g ~ SsuS.
Viii % You good eVeyy uine. t0s SalS 81 q. Il
Cochran. oruGatst ~ aAo ~ GogtA ou0oH
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1896.

u. $. LAND Orr'ck. HELENA. Montana, =,
>,or,,,r April J, ,sS7.j
whose postoflicc address is Argcnta, Bcaverhcad
county, Montana, has this day filed his applcation
Tor patent tor !soo linear feet Of the Fraction lodc
mining claim, sit,atcd in Montana (unor1aniz.d,
mining district. Beaverhcad County, Montana Ter
r'lory, and designated by the official survey thcrcot
rs Lot No. ~ in +. E, S. of Il. 10 w. unsurycved
section lS and being more particularly described as
follows, to witt
Beginning at the Northwest corner. a ouarty;,.
stone 3ox'oN& inchcs set firmly in the ground viii
4 mound ot stone alongside and marked -. IooS
tor corner No. I. from which :he auartcr-scction
corner 6ctwccn sections 3 T. IS in r. S. RS. TO 4
!! W. bears N: - dcxrcts W. a63o feet, and run.
n'ng =: 10 degrees and 90 minutes T., 6oo feet:
thcncc ~. tn degrees and IS minutes T.. lsco feet:
hence ". 20 degrees and 90 minutes W. tno feel:
thcncc ,. do degrees and minutes w lsoo feet Il,
thc place ot BEGINNING containing an area ot lo.aa
acres. OF which 1890 acres are not claimed by the
applicant in consequence Of being in conflict with
ths "tlorida" Lode, survey No ,S7. and th..
"Moocy' Lode, survey No. iS7s.
The location of this mine is recorded in .h. p
cordcr's office Of kcavcrhc,d County Nontar, i,
'"unc r OF ,"cat'ons, at page 4oS.
~, The Florida Lode. survey No. 1874 and the
Woolcy Lode survey No. 1879. conflict with this
Claim, ON the North and the ST. Joseph Lode. unsur
fcycd. lies adjacent ON the Southwest.
direct that this notice bc published in the Dillon
lR'nuSF. the newspaper published nearest the said
INNING claim. for the l,c, iod Of sixty days.
:. .W.LANGuOKNE, Register
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
Hul,'i.ieal Cow boys.

Chicago Hc,uid:: II can tell YOU OF one
place where tho festive cowboy is some.
what subdurd," observed a cattle. dealer at
the stock yards. II have just got home
from Montana, and 4 sorricr lot Of COW
punrhcrs than you will see out there now
cannot le found in the whole country.
They have had an awful winc, If i, en- the
ranges, with the snow belly deep and the
mercury often frozen in the bulb Lots
Of the boys are in hospital, and those who
are on the range have quiet air which is
foreign to them. One chap that saw out
there had his fingers all of, but when
asked him to take something, he said: Il
will, pard, II you will hold the bottle l
did 1t, too, and had to choke him off
when his eyes began to roll. A new crop
ofcowboys will have to grow in Montana
before you hear anything about their cap.
turing town or stanpeding court in
that region"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
SENATORIAL LITERARY TASTES.

Senator Ingalls, likes old Englisi, novels
and is well up in scientific literature.
Senator lioar is regarded as the best
authority on American history i" the
body.
Senator Eustis speaks aud reads French
like native, and is fond Of yellow covered
novels.
Senator Ransom runs TO Latin and dates,
especially in Horace, whom he is fond OF
quoting in his speeches.
! Senator Beck is fond Of poetry and can
repca. the "Lady Of the Lake without a
slip from beginning to end.
Senator Joe Brown Of Georgia spends
most Of his time perusing ,nustv volumes
Of public records and documents.
Among the Senators who write for mag
azires or other periodicals are Sherman,
Hoar, ingalls,, Ransome and Hale.
Senator Vest is a great reader Of the
Bible, and knows whole chapters by heart.
All scriptural facts in dispute are referred
10 him.
Senator Sherman is a classical scholar
and reads French. lie scans the news.
papers but does not believe in reading
book until time has tried It.
Senator Joe Black burn is we'll informed
in sporting matters and ran tell the record
and pedigree of every fast horse in Ken.
lucky without looking it up.
Senator Payne is not noted for his literary
attainnents, but he is fond Of biography
and travel and has more "reminiscences to
tell than most any man in the Senate.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
DILLON, MONTANA, APRIL IS, 1887.
ARlss,ls DAY.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA, J
GOvERNOR'S OFFCE, :
HELENA, NJ. I. April :, 1887. J

HELENA, NJ. I. April :, 1887.
IL pursuance to the provision of an nc,
Of the Legislative Assembly, entitled, "An
act to encourage tree planting and arbori'
culture in Montana" approved the 2S,h Of
February, 1857. do hereby set apart and
designate the third Tuesday (I7th day Of
May, as Arbor Day for the year 1857, and
declare the same to be legal holiday.
cxl,ort aud recommend that all the people
bc prepared aud spend that da. in plant.
ing trees, shrub, and vines, and ado'n and
benutify the home. cemeteries, highways,
public grounds aud landscapes in this terri.
tory. ais" appeal to all tic teachers
having in charge pablic schools, aud re-
quest that they cultivate the taste and en-.
courage the youth in their care to so forth
on that day in pleasures Of decorating and
trec.plantihg.
In testimony whetcof | have hercunto
set my ha,:! and caused to b. affixed tho
great seal Of the territory OF Montana.
Seal Il. H. LKsLIE
Dy the Governor.
WM. B. WEBn, Secretary.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
oIJAINoNA.

.ne District Court Of the First Judicial District
"i the Territory of Montana in and for ,n,. !.
County ot Ncaverhtad. "' ''' '"c
ana Alma his wife. ,tohcr, kirkpatrick and Ka,h.
arm his wife; Monrn. Mann 4 Milton .rn",i.
,sr M; ;,n.9s e. ,!esta: Wm w. Whec,1& Joshua Ma,
The people Of ''t tns i.r1;,c.x ..nsea G Co. defendants.
greeting I" James kirkpatrick. Aim, K;rI "",r;n
@ M"Hvtt M kirkpa.rick. Katharine Krkpatricki Mon.
liam w" W' ',I WLn.; M''"" no''r, William Hosea Vii.
defendants, >' '''>'' ~ A".'
u, @"J are hi,s'. required to appear in I'm action
guy against YOU by the above named n,,ini;N
the Ihslr'ct Court OF the Frs. judicial D;str;,
t M xr TERRITORY ot Montana, in and for the County
,h'r', n,", ana |" answer til. complaint, filed
''"':" "nh'n ten days tcNclusivc ct the ,lav NJ
ss'|cel after the service on YOU ut this s,,,p,' W.
II served within this county, or if served nn, ~ ~,
oh,N o,y; n", ~ TINS district within twenty DAYS:
,;ii NV within '"r.y dass; or Judgment hv t,taul,
OF said complaint. W. '"e prayer
Inc said action is brought to Forcc!osc a ccr,,,
iS'. by James and toh,r, ki,kpatr;rk ,na ,i.H;..
wives /" George ". Brown. upon the p"rrs nn.,
par,':Is par, els o, land. following, to Wit: The ", r. ~
the s. m t. ~ ana m the ,hs ~.:; and the $ ". i 3"
township a. x. o. West. in said Cn,n;;r, ~ -" 81
"SaHcrhtad. I" secure the pawn, nj of , c.r,,,; ~
At p:Sso'y n1 M mote to. the sum Of sSsr and in,crcs,
M,hg Inc property ~ lydia L. Dodge. the n)a".
IN above named. hv assignment. and said n,',' h.
ing now past due and unpaid. ''. '''
AND you are hereby noiitic,, that if ,,, ,,;l ,
ncafand answer said complaint as aboy, r.,";.npp .p
pa,n','i will apply TO the Cour, for tn. ~.
'' demanded in the complaint on file in this ,r,;o,,
District Conr, ',T Of ,h,. ,'n H,I, .nE seal OF
sA"A' |%t the Territory o. Montana. in t;rt an f,r
ns 'I,y e To9n,y Wy Of neavcrhcad. this w s,th h
one thousand .ah, % ,'h ha"Ir, in .hs year OF Lord
X II. NORTON t,,.,I
Th,S , nv u. MOORE. Deputy Clrrk
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15

The most gigantic gang of thieves ever
operating In this country, was broken IN
This week by the arrest OF several members
from eighty freight crews, running on the
panhandle railroad. For two years they
ha'c bee" stealing every imaginable kind
OF merchandise from sealed cars, westward
bound. and it was but Il few months aco
that detectives dropped onto their little
game It's estimated that nearly half a
million dollars worth OF property has been
carried oil an: disposed Of by the precious
gang of p!uudcrcrs
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can DO Cured
by Administering DR.. Haines' Golden
Specific.

1t can be given in cup Of coffee or tea
without the knowledge Of the person taxi
ing it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
Of drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge,
and today believe they quit drinking Of
their owr free viii. No harmful effects
results from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full
particulars. Address in confidence Col.
DEN SPECIFIC Co., lss Race St, Cincinna'
Il, Ohio.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15
BIDS WANTED,

-, The hea.erhcad CANYON Ditch Co. will receive
co'"panss ditch from the point Of diversion from
h:nvc'hsad river. above Sim. Estes to dry Hlack.
''i' SAID dutch to he dug to grade of the old ditch
point opposite Mr.. Roc's house, IS feet wide ~
hdS I" state the price per cubic yard for d;rt
"1Hsa. All work to hc completed by June ,st ,S7.
received tor the entire distance. or in sections
u'th nrt moved to he evenly distributed on lou.
sr side "t ditch. The company reserves the riuht
I" reject any and all bids. Address. ~ ''s"'
80 nEAvERHEAD CANYON D1rcu Co.,
NV ta'e l. +. Porch. Chairman Com. Dillon
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15

The american BOOKSELLER contains full
list Of all the books published fer the gen.
era' trade during the year 1856. The
number Of titles in the list is 3,7oS. OF
these fiction is represented BY 4S,, religion
by Al. education 1913, travels and descrip.
ton l79, history l:3, biography us, poetry
and drama l:7, art III and juveniles sr4,
the remainder being miscellaneous and
new editions,